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November 21, 2016 EditionEdition

🔒Time to extend an olive branch to Trump

Gov. Dannel P. Malloy and Connecticut’s Congressional delegation are likely still getting over their Election Day hangover, in which their candidate, Hillary Clinton, lost in a stunning upset to the bombastic and temperamental President-Elect Donald Trump.

🔒Science-based strategies for a more productive workday

“Two Awesome Hours: Science-Based Strategies to Harness Your Best Time and Get Your Most Important Work Done”...

🔒YMCA raises $140,000 f0r youth, family, adult programs

The YMCA raised over $140,000 at its recent YMCA Celebrates Champions event, helping to make the YMCA's...

🔒CT Open Tournament raises money for breast cancer

The Connecticut Open presented by United Technologies recently donated $30,320 to the Breast Center at Smilow Cancer...
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🔒Hartford’s STV|DPM wraps $15M Danbury med-office

Hartford's STV|DPM, formerly Diversified Project Management, says completion is nearing on a 37,000-square-foot, $15 million medical-office building in Danbury's CenterCity development.

🔒Banks build relationships, trust with financial literacy

Connecticut banks are increasingly using financial literacy programs to help cement relationships with customers, though local executives say public service is the goal, not marketing.

🔒Leading the change, changing the lead

Charles Darwin once stated, “It's not the fastest or strongest that survive. It's the ones most adaptive to change.” While the well-known naturalist and scientist was referencing species in the woods, his profound words reflect yet another evolving environment: The world of leadership.

🔒‘Rainmaker’ Houldin promotes insurance agents locally, nationally

Spencer Houldin enjoys traveling and meeting people, which is good because he's doing a lot of both in his new role as chairman of the Independent Insurance Agents & Brokers of America (IIABA).
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🔒Voya Institute aims for new insights into financial, retirement planning

Q&A talks with Charlie Nelson, CEO of Retirement at Voya Financial, which recently launched the Behavioral Finance Institute for Innovation.

🔒Nonprofit Notebook_November 21, 2016

Hartford HealthCare last week unveiled its new $150 million Bone & Joint Institute at Hartford Hospital, which...

🔒Seven things successful leaders do outside the office

Being a successful leader can be challenging and stressful at times. To obtain a high level of success, you have to be willing to go the extra mile and this includes time away from the office, such as weeknights and weekends. Successful leaders understand that some of their time outside of the office needs to be focused on activities that will support their ability to be efficient and effective. Here are seven things successful leaders do outside the office:

🔒McLean President Receives Merit Award

David Bordonaro, president of Simsbury senior-living community McLean, was recognized with the Rick Wallace Award of Merit...
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🔒Developers eye $500M N. Britain tech park

Developers hope to redevelop Stanley Black & Decker's legacy manufacturing properties in New Britain into a state-of-the-art technology park that could include $500 million in capital investment from outside investors, the Hartford Business Journal has learned.
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